Dice bags

   There are many companies on the internet which sell very nice bags! Allow me to like mine more as they are homemade. My wife made them for me. They are a gift. The one with the "ace of spades" is the new one. If someone is interested for the dimensions please write a comment or send a message.

   Below are my old dice bag with the "xxx" lining and some very beautiful dice.

The D3

The shamrock dice

   And of course, since we speak about the "Ace of Spades" here is the legendary track:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWB5JZRGl0U

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Knight of the White Tower

   OK, I know he is not a Knight of the White Tower, he is Isildur. But, since I don't have any Men of Numenor, I don't need an Isildur miniature. So, I decided to paint him with the colours of the Knight of White Tower and here he is:

   In the meanwhile we had a trip to Barcelona. We visited Sagrada Familia and the Park Guell.

Me and my daughters, my wife had the role of photographer!

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Happy New Year!

   Happy new year! Feliz 2016! Health and prosperity to everyone!

   Santa brought me presents!

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Lemmy Kilmister R.I.P. 1945 - 2015

Malbeth the Seer and the Estación de Porto-São Bento in Portugal

   "Malbeth the Seer" is a very nice miniature. It comes as the pair of the "Arvedui, the last king of Arnor" miniature in the same blister. Two years ago, I gave a new role to Arvedui. I made him the King of the Dead. Since then I kept Malbeth in a box unpainted. His time has come. Malbeth the Seer has the "Gift of Foresight" which is a very useful special rule. He is a helpful Hero to have  on the battlefield.

Malbeth the Seer

   As I mentioned in a previous post, recently I was in Portugal. Apart from Lisbon, I visited Porto, a very nice town. I arrived there by train. I didn't know anything about the Porto train station.  It is amazing! It is full with scenes of Portuguese history made of azulejos, the famous blue tiles. Please, take a look:

Estación de Porto-São Bento

Entrada de D. João I no Porto a celebrar o seu casamento com Filipa de Lencastre 

(século XIV)

o Infante D. Henrique na conquista de Ceuta 

(século XV)

Torneio de Arcos de Valdevez 

(século XII)

Egas Moniz apresentando-se, com a mulher e filhos, ao rei de Leão 

(sec XII)

   And of course, since it is Christmas period:

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